Gen X and Neurodiversity
You were probably born in the 1970s, a teenager in the 80s, and probably partied hard in the 90s! Well thats a…
Explore module →You were probably born in the 1970s, a teenager in the 80s, and probably partied hard in the 90s! Well thats a…
Explore module →Education for all, is a Sustaianable Development Goal of the United Nations (UN). The Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs for short, consist…
Explore module →Craig Miles’ engineering background—spanning RF communications, electrical engineering, and satellite communications reliability analysis—positions him to significantly influence the development of future satellite-based education solutions.…
Explore module →summary Access to the internet has emerged as a crucial driver of economic growth and social inclusion, particularly for the estimated 2.6…
Explore module →A summative assessment is an evaluation process used to measure the knowledge, skills, and competencies of learners at the end of an instructional period.
Explore module →Lectures at university in the 1990s, when you can’t focus. Imagine the scene, its 1996, and you are sitting in a university…
Explore module →Setting up an electrical business. So you want to set up an electrical business. Deciding on your business structure is an important…
Explore module →I have experience in AS9100 Internal Auditing, for companies. So what is AS9100 ? AS9100 is a quality management system standard specifically…
Explore module →Universal Broadband Connectivity Funding Models need to be accessible.
Just offering connectivity in all parts of the world, isn’t enough.
At present the ITU (International Telecommunications Union) estimates that 2.6 Billion people don’t have access to the Internet (report released September 2023).
But what if we could magically offer broadband internet to everyone tomorrow. How would they pay for it?
Explore module →Cheap internet access using recycled smartphones, for the developing world.
What do I mean by developing world exactly?
Well for starters, the 2.6 Billion people, that the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) estimates, do not have Internet access.
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